"John Albert" wrote in message
om...
Oscar wrote:
"You _must_ agree to sell FHA, nobody can say, oh BTW, we're going FHA.
Hence, an agreement (contract) is in place."

OK, I believe you.

How does one protect oneself against the FHA (or VA as well?) when
selling?

Do you just tell realtors or prospective buyers that you refuse to sign
anything pertaining to FHA or VA? That the property you have for sale is
"as is", and nothing more?

Just how does one do this?

I expect to be selling an old house soon, in need of a LOT of work, and
want to avoid being pressed into a situation as was the original poster
to this thread....

- John

I would consult a real estate attorney. Make sure you are protected.